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As you describe it, it would not be resurrection. Resurrection to me implies that the new being would have my memories and personality, but your propose somethi
by mooism2 14y ago
As you describe it, it would not be resurrection. Resurrection to me implies that the new being would have my memories and personality, but your propose something more like a delayed identical twin: identical in genes only.
- alhenaadams 14y agoGood point, memories and personality are a little more difficult. I suppose a sufficiently advanced 3D printer could print the state of a beings atoms, though getting this state data might involve paying for future life at the cost of the current one: 1) Get data of original, vaporizing them. 2) Make copy right away. 3) In event of death of copy, make new copy. For the sake of discussion I tried to limit the concept to the state of technology as we know it today, but you are absolutely correct, further advances are needed.